Showing posts with label PlayStation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PlayStation. Show all posts

Thursday, July 14, 2011

3 Characters in the Game Dragon's Dogma for PS3/Xbox 360 " New Released in 2012 "

Dragon's Dogma- If you love games, this time there is a new game to be released in 2012, is a dogma of the Dragon. Capcom for PlayStation 3/ Xbox 360 open world action is scheduled for release in early 2012 "Dogma Dragons".

The new information is published, the three basic positions that are presented "Fighter," "Strider," "Wizard" in the top job. The top job has been improved with the three basic characteristics of the work. In addition, jobs may also be important to the combined mixture of different positions.

This is the basic task of the top three, "Warrior (Guerrero)", "Ranger (Ranger)," "sorcerer (wizard)" introduced.


Warrior
High level of combat. A fighter, hand to hand combat, melee, and experts in physical attacks. The party was out of the truck as a vanguard role and bulletproof


Ranger
Strider officials. Experts still further the ability of the arc of the arc. Reduce damage to the field, along with the strengthening of the fight, which specializes in ranged combat


Sorcerer
High-level mage. They may use a variety of powerful magic. The mobility itself is a reduced cast time longer, the power of the magic that has triggered a tremendous.

It must be fun when playing this game. Enjoy.

Monday, July 11, 2011

Sony, including PlayStation Vita support is key to innovation

Sony Computer Entertainment- head Shuhei Yoshida says that the game industry should be supported by independent developers of digital games. "Without it, the entire industry to stagnate in terms of innovation," he said.


Yoshida, who runs Sony's worldwide development studios house, also said that the next PlayStation Vita was designed for developers. The new PlayStation platform suite - announced earlier this year - will also allow developers to port PlayStation content to Google's Android OS.

Both initiatives seem to indicate that Sony is "putting their money where their mouth is" when it comes to supporting independent developers, especially if one considers the number of small studies has been the support of indie titles in digital and PS Minis on the PlayStation Network.

"Having the ability to sell their games on the network is key to give smaller teams a chance to contribute ideas," Yoshida said, " and sometimes invest their own money to get something special and that their projects meet with millions of users. "